This article provides the —a complete, corrected, and authoritative guide to every studio and major live album released by Ten Years After from their 1967 debut to their 2017 swan song, A Sting in the Tale .
Note: This list excludes solo Alvin Lee projects. Only official Ten Years After releases approved by the band’s surviving members or original label contracts.
: Their debut album, heavily influenced by Chicago blues and jazz, featuring covers like Willie Dixon's " Stonedhenge (1969) ten years after official discography 19672017 fix
The definitive addresses physical manufacturing defects in the band’s landmark 50th-anniversary box set. When Chrysalis Records initially launched the limited-edition Ten Years After 1967–1974 box set in late 2017, fans quickly identified major problems with the construction of the packaging. The label systematically resolved these flaws with a revised manufacturing strategy and a highly praised 2021 reissue campaign .
: Defined by their self-titled debut and Undead , featuring the legendary "I'm Going Home". This article provides the —a complete, corrected, and
However, if you have ever tried to build the perfect digital library or navigate streaming services for the band’s work between 1967 and 2017, you have likely run into a headache:
: A legendary live album recorded at Klooks Kleek, showcasing the band’s raw speed and blues intensity. The Cap Ferrat Sessions (2017) : Their debut album, heavily influenced by Chicago
Stonedhenge is the second studio album, and third album overall, by English blues rock band Ten Years After, released in February ... Stonedhenge Cricklewood Green
He remembered the first time he’d heard the frantic, machine-gun guitar of Alvin Lee. It was 1969, and the world was vibrating. Ten Years After wasn't just a band; they were a force of nature that had famously "fixed" the blues by speeding it up until it nearly broke.
. To celebrate their 50th anniversary, the remaining original members released the studio album A Sting in the Tale